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Closest Airport to Abyei, Airports Near Abyei,

The closest airport to Abyei is Heglig Airport (HEG). Distance from Heglig Airport to Abyei is 71.16 miles / 114.52 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Abyei

  1. Heglig Airport (114.52 Km)
  2. Wau Airport (213.41 Km)
  3. Kadugli Airport (220.81 Km)
  4. Rumbek Airport (336.02 Km)
  5. En Nahud Airport (342.35 Km)
  6. Malakal Airport (352.58 Km)
  7. El Obeid Airport (441.94 Km)
  8. Paloich Airport, Heliport (457.01 Km)
  9. Nyala Airport (468.53 Km)
  10. M'boki Airport (547.98 Km)
  11. El Fasher Airport (561.4 Km)
  12. Kosti Airport (615.52 Km)
  13. Zemio Airport (621.42 Km)
  14. Juba Airport (630.06 Km)
  15. Birao Airport (630.62 Km)
  16. Yalinga Airport (664.29 Km)
  17. Beica Airport (667.76 Km)
  18. Asosa Airport (675.48 Km)
  19. Gambela Airport (692.4 Km)
  20. Dembidollo Airport (714.41 Km)

List of Airports close to Abyei

Heglig Airport (HEG)

Heglig Airport is located approximately 70.84 miles / 114 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is HEG.

Baleela Airport (BJE)

Baleela Airport is located approximately 111.23 miles / 179 kilometers North (N) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is BJE.

Wau Airport (WUU)

Wau Airport is located approximately 132.35 miles / 213 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is WUU.

Kadugli Airport (KDX)

Kadugli Airport is located approximately 136.7 miles / 220 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is KDX.

Andover Airport (ADV)

Andover Airport is located approximately 200.7 miles / 323 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is ADV.

Rumbek Airport (RBX)

Rumbek Airport is located approximately 208.78 miles / 336 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is RBX.

En Nahud Airport (NUD)

En Nahud Airport is located approximately 212.51 miles / 342 kilometers North (N) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is NUD.

Malakal Airport (MAK)

Malakal Airport is located approximately 218.72 miles / 352 kilometers East (E) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is MAK.

El Obeid Airport (EBD)

El Obeid Airport is located approximately 274.02 miles / 441 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is EBD.

Paloich Airport, Heliport (HGI)

Paloich Airport, Heliport is located approximately 283.97 miles / 457 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is HGI.

Nyala Airport (UYL)

Nyala Airport is located approximately 290.8 miles / 468 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is UYL.

Adareil Airport (AEE)

Adareil Airport is located approximately 309.44 miles / 498 kilometers East (E) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is AEE.

M'boki Airport (MKI)

M'boki Airport is located approximately 339.89 miles / 547 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is MKI.

El Fasher Airport (ELF)

El Fasher Airport is located approximately 348.59 miles / 561 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is ELF.

Kosti Airport (KST)

Kosti Airport is located approximately 382.14 miles / 615 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is KST.

Zemio Airport (IMO)

Zemio Airport is located approximately 385.87 miles / 621 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is IMO.

Ouanda Djalle Airport (ODJ)

Ouanda Djalle Airport is located approximately 388.36 miles / 625 kilometers West (W) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is ODJ.

Juba Airport (JUB)

Juba Airport is located approximately 391.46 miles / 630 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is JUB.

Birao Airport (IRO)

Birao Airport is located approximately 391.46 miles / 630 kilometers West (W) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is IRO.

Yalinga Airport (AIG)

Yalinga Airport is located approximately 412.59 miles / 664 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is AIG.